Mexico’s Modern Murals Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The Mexican Mural Paintings movement (Modern Mural Paintings), which began in the 1920s and ended in the 1970s, provided a vivid portrait of Mexico's politics, art, and culture during important historical periods. When I first arrived in Mexico City, the most shocking thing was the murals scattered all over the city. Those murals by famous artists, which mostly appear in museums, can also be seen everywhere on streets, subway stations, residential exteriors, squares and public buildings. Mexican murals are characterized by their large size and bright colors, which reflect the rich imagination and national characteristics of the Mexicans. Therefore, Mexico City deserves its reputation as the "City of Murals".

Attractions distribution:

There are large murals depicting the history of the Mexican national struggle and heroes on public buildings in Mexico City; among the many exquisite murals, the most famous is Rivera's masterpiece "The History and Future of Mexico", which is now in collection Located on the corridor of the central staircase of the National Palace, it is about five to six meters high and dozens of meters long. There are more than 1,000 figures in total. It is majestic and panoramic, showing the entire Indian society from before Mexico became a Spanish colony to this century. history.